Host Carolyn Beeler continues her discussion with David Rennie, geopolitics editor at The Economist, about how the past year has transformed global economic realities. It's been a roller coaster ride since President Donald Trump began his second term in office. Terms like “weaponized tariffs” and “trade bazooka” suggest we’re clearly in new territory.

Romanian conservationists are celebrating a rare moose sighting. The group Rewilding Romania shared a Facebook video of the creature prancing through a field. The sighting represents a promising sign for biodiversity in the region. Host Carolyn Beeler has more.

One year on, US President Donald Trump’s second term has rattled the global economy. Terms like “weaponized tariffs” and “trade bazooka” suggest we’re clearly in new territory. The World’s Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with David Rennie, geopolitics editor at The Economist, about how the past year has transformed global economic realities.

Despite an agreed upon ceasefire, clashes broke out this weekend between the Syrian military and the Kurdish-led SDF militia in the north. The World's Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with historian Amr Al-Azm about where things stand — and what could happen if ongoing talks break down.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan says the British capital is one of the safest major cities in the Western world, pointing to new police figures showing homicide rates have fallen to their lowest level in a decade. The claim clashes sharply with criticism from his political opponents and from US President Donald Trump, who have portrayed London as a crime-ridden city. Campaigners argue the latest numbers don’t tell the full story. The World’s Europe Correspondent Orla Barry reports.

Auroras can be seen at both the northern and southern poles right now as the Earth experiences a "solar storm." The World's Host Carolyn Beeler learns more from astrophysicist Ryan French about the good and bad of the solar weather event.

A love note, a gladiatorial combat scene, a barrage of insults and everyday confessions have emerged on a wall in Pompeii. New imaging technology has revealed nearly 80 previously unseen inscriptions. After being covered in volcanic ash for 1,700 years, the site was rediscovered in the 18th century, and is now one of the world's most significant archaeological sites from the Roman Empire.

In Venezuela, politics may dominate the headlines, but for most people, the daily reality is about making ends meet. Once one of Latin America’s wealthiest countries, Venezuela now faces soaring prices, shrinking wages and a middle class that has largely vanished. From Caracas, The World looks at how families and highly trained professionals are coping.

Martin Luther King Jr. spent a month traveling through India in 1959 to pay homage to Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi was one of King's biggest influences, and King was well known in India as an American disciple of Gandhi's teachings. Host Carolyn Beeler speaks to Meghan Weaver from the Martin Luther King Jr. Research and Education Institute at Stanford University, who tells us more about King's historic "pilgrimage."

Julio Iglesias, the 82-year-old crooner who's sold more than 300 million records over his long career, could soon take center stage in a Spanish courtroom. Two former employees from the Dominican Republic say Iglesias trafficked them to his Caribbean estates, over-worked them and sexually abused one. Iglesias denies the charges. Spanish prosecutors are still weighing whether to charge him, but the scandal at home is already full-blown. The World's Gerry Hadden reports from Barcelona.